
White, Ron D., 62, of Tulsa, passed away Monday, November 28, 2005. Ron was born on October 8, 1943 in Long Beach, CA to George and Edris (Bull) White. Ron owned and operated Ron White's Snippers and had been a hairdresser in Tulsa for 45 years. He is survived by, Susan, his loving wife of 26 years; daughters, Jennifer Dunaway and Carrie Knauf; grandchildren, Megan and Stephen Dunaway and Melissa Knauf and brother, James White. Service 10:00 A.M Thursday Ninde Garden Chapel 918-742-5556 www.ninde.com.
Although we were only customers, we were always made to feel special. There are very few people in this world who can touch others in this way. We will miss you greatly Ron. Love, Linda & Brad Stanton
Brad & Linda Stanton
My heartfelt condolences Susan. Ron was a very special person - warm, highly intelligent and blessed with great wit.
Phil Adamson
Susan, Ron was a special person who always made me feel welcome. Each visit to the shop was a bright spot in my day thanks to you both. He will be missed. My love and prayers to you and your family.
Beth Jones
Ron was such a kind man. For my wedding, even while the shop was being remodeled, he arranged for me to get my hair cut and styled at my own home. He was also the one who gave my son (now 24 and getting married this weekend)his first hair cut. I enjoyed knowing him. God bless him and his family.
Rosemary Holt
Peace to Ron, a rare and true intellectual.
Kay
Susan, I am so sorry to hear about your loss. Snippers or my hair will not be the same without RON WHITE! Ron and I enjoyed some good laughs when I was in to get my hair cut for Locks of Love! He was a great man! I will pray for you, your family and everyone at Ron White Snippers. Best Regards, Lisa Ziegler
Lisa Ziegler
Donna Moon
To the family of Ron White.... I pray that God will comfort each of you in your loss. I was truly sorry to read of Ron's death at such an early age. He will be ex-tremely missed by many people!
Betty Smith
Ron was a great friend, our love and prayers are with you.
DR. Larry and Mary Ellen Wallace
Susan, I only wish I could do something as special for you like you did for me when my Jennifer died. My hearts and prayers are with you, and I know your enourmous strengh will carry you through this. Just know always you were his pride & joy. He kidded around a lot, but adored you. Please let me hear from you if I can do anything to help ease the grief. Barbara Brooks
Barbara Brooks